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Ghanian girl cuts through jargon, delivers message at COP27

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By their very nature, U.N. climate negotiations are filled with scientific and diplomatic jargon. So, when 10-year-old Nakeeyat Dramani Sam spoke during a plenary session Friday with hundreds of delegates, her soft voice and direct message cut through the dryness, a reminder to negotiators and everybody listening that decisions made at climate talks can have a direct impact on people.

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Ghanian girl cuts through jargon, delivers message at COP27

On Friday at COP27, 10-year-old Nakeeyat Dramani Sam spoke during a plenary session with hundreds of delegates, reminding everybody that decisions made at climate talks can directly impact people.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Ghanaian girl cuts through jargon, delivers message at COP27

SHARM el-SHEIKH, Egypt (AP) — By their very nature, U.N. climate negotiations are filled with scientific and diplomatic jargon. So, when 10-year-old Nakeeyat Dramani Sam spoke during a plenary session Friday with hundreds of delegates, her soft voice and direct message cut through the dryness, a reminder to negotiators and everybody listening that decisions made at climate talks can have a direct impact on people.

1 year ago·United States

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Irish Independent

Ten-year-old Ghanaian girl cuts through jargon to deliver message at Cop27

By their very nature, UN climate negotiations are filled with scientific and diplomatic jargon.

1 year ago·Ireland

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The Washington Post

Ghanaian girl cuts through jargon, delivers message at COP27

During a session at the U.N. climate summit in Egypt, 10-year-old Nakeeyat Dramani Sam told attendees that rich nations should compensate developing countries’ climate impacts

1 year ago

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Ghanian girl cuts through jargon, delivers message at COP27 - Local News 8

By PETER PRENGAMAN Associated PressSHARM el-SHEIKH, Egypt (AP) — By their very nature, U.N. climate negotiations are filled with scientific and diplomatic jargon. So, when 10-year-old Nakeeyat Dramani Sam spoke during a plenary session Friday with hundreds of delegates, her soft voice and direct message cut through the dryness, a reminder to negotiators and everybody listening that decisions made at climate talks can have a direct impact on peop…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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